Islamabad: Pakistan Customs on Thursday foiled an attempt to smuggle marijuana worth Rs30.716 million through the International Mail Office (IMO), Karachi.
Officials of the Air Cargo Control Unit (ACCU), Collectorate of Customs, Airports, Karachi intercepted a suspicious parcel originating from the United States (USA) that was falsely declared as containing ‘books’. Upon examination, the parcel was found to contain approximately 1.03 kilograms (gross) of marijuana, said a news release.
The seizure reflects Pakistan Customs’ continued vigilance against smuggling through all channels, including international mail, ensuring enforcement of the law and protection of public safety.
The FBR remains committed to curb smuggling, corrupt practices and illicit trade to protect revenue and boost national economy.